Fergusons of Waterford
Fergusons of Waterford
1851 Census of the United Kingdom - 5 Andrews Lane, Stoke Damerel, Devon
John FERGUSON, Head, M, 44, Royal Artillery, Scotland
Mary, Wife, Wife, M, 30, Waterford
Births
Name
Father
Mother
Birth Date
Birth Place
Davidina Anna
David FERGUSSON
Mary LYSTER
19 Oct 1864
Portlaw
Lavinia Thomasina
David FERGUSSON
Mary LISTER
26 Jan 1872
Portlaw
Deaths
Name
Death Date
Death Place
Age
Married
Occupation
Informant
Francis Ferguson
Aug 16 1878
Workhouse
36
Marr
Farmer
W Flood
Maria Fergusen
Jan 24 1886
Alms House
78
Wid
Widow of Farmer
Bridget Dunne
David Ferguson
Feb 8 1887
Manse
71
Marr
Presbyterian Minister
Wm Gray
John Ferguson
Jan 4 1900
Cheekpoint
12
Bach
Engineer's Son
Mary Ferguson, Sister
Irish Revenue Commissioners, 1709
Joseph Ferguson, Gauger, Ballyhooly, Waterford Port District
Slaters 1856 1881
Rev. David Ferguson, Portlaw, Presbyterian Chapel.
Egan's Waterford Guide 1894
Ferguson, Drapers, 53-54 Meagher's Quay, Waterford
5 Jul 1853
Occupier
Lessor
Townland
Parish
Duncan Ferguson
Lord Stuart De Decies
Villierstown
Aglish
Lismore Cathedral
Sacred to the memory of Edmund 5th son of James Ferguson of Lismore. Born 3rd April
1841 and died 5th October 1855 aged 14 years. This stone was erected by his affectionate
mother.
Lawrence Cemetery, Central Otago, South Island, New Zealand
Ferguson, William M, d. 1897 bur. 23 May 1898, at Lawrence: b Lismore Co Waterford
Ireland (Bur.Book shows 1898), Block 3 Plot 31, Roman Catholic Section
Public Records Office
Document
Name
Surname
Born In
County
Served In
Age At Discharge
Dates
WO 97/395/4
John
FERGUSON
In The Regiment
Waterford
19th Foot Regiment
38
1788-1815
Burtchaell, G. D. and Sadleir, T.U. (eds), Alumni Dublinenses , Dublin 1935.
William Ferguson, Pensioner (Mr. Martin) May 1 1826, aged 17; son of William, Clericus;
b. Waterford, B.A. Verna 1833.
Lismore Agricultural Society Annual Cattle Show 1845
Participants include J. Ferguson of Lismore
Womens history resources , Public Record Office
of Northern Ireland, Belfast; T/2660/2.
Copy of a letter from Andrew Ferguson, Waterford, to his aunt, Mrs Nimmon, Linlithgow,
Scotland, referring to the 1798 rebellion, 2 November 1798.
Index to Admin Grants, NAI, Dublin LDS Films 100905-100910
Name
Location
Occupation
Date
Type
Fergusson, James
Castlefarm, Lismore
Land Stewart
1857
I
England Wales, National Probate Calendar
1889 Rev. David Ferguson of Portlaw, Presbyterian Minister d. 8 Feb 1887 Waterford;
Mary Ferguson, widow